I spit, combos and five sent off: the controversial classic of French football

By the minimum account, PSG fell against Olympique de Marseille in the Parc des Princes in a duel marked by controversy. The scoreboard went into the background, with the five expulsions and 12 yellow cards being the news of the shameful classic of French football.

In the 31 ′ Florian Thauvin scored the only goal of the match, but the actions that monopolize the covers occurred in the discounts. Kurzawa (PSG) and Jordan Amavi (OM) were the first to be sent off due to a fist argument in midfield. They were joined by two Argentines, Paredes (PSG) and Benedetto (OM). The four in 97 ‘for the pitched battle that practically included all the players on the court.

But that confrontation was not all. Before, in the 36 ‘, Álvaro González alleged a spit by Di María, which was even reviewed in the VAR, but the Argentine’s action did not impact the face of the defender as he alleged, so the game continued.

The closing of the controversies was starred by Neymar, the last to receive red card, in ’99. That, for hitting González himself. But the Brazilian did not withdraw as if nothing, but accusing racism of the Spanish. “He’s a racist, that’s why I hit him,” said the midfielder as he left the court.

After the game, the Brazilian continued to express his discontent against González. “My only regret is not being in the face of this asshole,” he posted on Twitter. Then, he told what the defenseman told him: “Monkey son of a bitch.” Thus, with controversies that will surely extend to the week and will pass to penalties, a new classic of the French League ends.